Low 10-Year Prostate Cancer Mortality Across All Treatments: Long-Term CEASAR Data Reinforce Shared Decision-Making
A decade after diagnosis, most men with localized prostate cancer are far more likely to die of something else than of their cancer, regardless of whether they choose surgery, radiation, or active surveillance. This is the central message of the long-term follow-up from the CEASAR study, a large, prospective, observational population-based U.S. cohort that enrolled […]
